About Diane Malik, M.A.

Improve test taking and scores, improve study skills, improve communication skills, improve organization skills, improve ability to focus and pay attention, improve, reading, writing, math and other subjects, improve sports performance, improve ADD and ADHD,  improve dyslexia and other learning disabilities, improve auditory, visual, general and abstract processing problems, make transitions between grades and other transitions easier, improve leadership skills, improve autism and aspergers, improve developmental delays, etc.

Improve relationship skills for all ages: Respect, caring, sharing, etc., adjust to change and transitions, listening, doing chores, adapting to and accepting a routine, bedtime issues, cleaning room and staying organized, doing homework, being polite, learning and exhibiting appropriate behavior for all situations, improve sibling rivalry, adjusting to new baby, adjust to parents' separation/divorce, improve communication skills, improve social skills, fitting in, following rules, understanding and respecting consequences to behavior, dealing with the loss of a loved one or pet.

Understand the stages of baby and child development: physically, psychologically, emotionally and socially, understand the stages of play and learning, develop patience, become good role models, learn how to understand and parent a child who has a different temperament than you or your spouse, creating strong emotional & psychological bonds in your family, understand and parent and child with learning or health challenges, rule charts that work for your family, enforcing rules, rewards and consequences charts, manage temper tantrums, time outs, bedtime issues,  establish a healthy routine and lifestyle for your family, etc.

Healthy eating, create a healthy lifestyle, improve parenting skills, improve relationship skills for all ages: Respect, caring, sharing, etc., complete steps in healthy adult development (career, marriage, having children, self-actualization, taking care of aging parents, etc.), making changes, make career decisions and transitions, other transitions, adjust to change, improve leadership skills, improve work skills, improve organization skills, improve ability to focus and pay attention, prioritize time, improve auditory, visual, general and abstract processing problems, etc.

PTSD, physical, emotional and sexual abuse, eating disorders, alcohol abuse, alcohol dependence and alcoholism, drug abuse, drug dependence and drug addictions, stop smoking, anxiety, depression, bi-polar illness, OCD and other chemical imbalances, MPD, DID, regression and other dissociative disorders, learning disabilities and processing problems (auditory, visual, etc.), ADD, ADHD, autism, aspergers, sensory integration disorders, personality disorders, mood disorders, sexual identity issues (gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, etc.), insomnia and other sleep disorders, somatoform disorders, etc., attachment disorders, etc.

Stress-related illness, attaining and maintaining a healthy weight, implement exercise plans that are fun and doable, improving the symptoms of menopause, techniques for aging  well, cancer and other life threatening illness, fibromyalgia and other kinds of chronic pain, chronic fatigue syndrome and other kinds of chronic illness, multiple sclerosis, parkinson's disease and other kinds of neurological problems, strokes and other kinds of brain injuries, heart disease, etc.

Grieving, making choices and creating beliefs about higher powers (God, nature, self-empowerment, etc.), making choices about religion,  believing or not believing in God, understanding God, improving relationship with God, living a spiritual life, incorporating spirituality into daily living, create a life full of meaning and purpose in spite of loss, chronic illness, disability and/or pain, death of a friend, family member and/or pet, leaving friends and family members (moving, abuse, trauma, etc.), abandonment by friends and/or family members, etc.

The meaning of life, the meaning of pain and suffering, creating meaning and purpose in a life with chronic, pain, illness and/or suffering, understanding your life's purpose, accepting the death or loss of a loved one, beliefs about life after death, understanding and preparing for dying, self-actualization, understanding poverty, inequality, suffering, natural disasters, war, philosophical issues and questions, the nature of man, the nature of the universe, etc.